Another Doll Trailer!

A while back, I posted how my husband, Matt, built 

this beautiful wood teardrop camper.

He inspired me to create a camper for my 10.5" dolls

made from cardboard and contact paper.

Little Miss Revlon Camper

I love my little camper and had a lot of fun

creating stories with the girls in their trailer.

There was this stay-cation adventure

right here in our hometown.

Summer Hometown Event

Then the girls took a drive through snowy 

mountain roads to ice skate.

A Winter Skating Adventure

THEN! My husband was practicing wood bending

and he came up with this shape! 

This piece did not work for his project, 

but I could see something to use it for!

That's right a mini WOOD camper 

was in the making!

Matt added the floor and the back

 and we were on our way!

My husband helped me create some 

fixtures and furnishings.

This is the beginnings of a cooktop and sink.

The sink was made from a small measuring cup.

Matt removed the handle to make a little sink.

In a single day my husband created ALL this.

Even the tires are made of wood!

The table is made from a piece of his

full-size teardrop trailer.

The faucet is a large hook painted silver.

The tops of these DecoNails

became the knobs for the sink and range

For the sink we painted them silver.

For the range we left them black.

I painted the bodies of the kitchen and bench seat blue.

The top of the counter I used glitter paint to 

try and replicate those 1950s glittery countertops.

I chose these 2 fabrics for the upholstered pieces.

You can see the faucet for the sink is the hanging hook

we painted silver.  Matt created the cooking

rings with washers wrapped in wire.

At this stage I am gluing everything in place.

I've made a mattress and started upholstering.

I found these little Adirondack chairs

at the dollar store. I have spray painted them...

Because they were originally this bright green!

After I upholstered the seat and the bed.  I glued

everything in place. Matt had some silver foil tape

I used for edging.

Here is a close-up of the wheels and 

fenders my husband created.

The hubcap is just a big washer.

I asked my husband if we could create some fins

and in a few minutes he brought me these!

Here is a close-up of the beautiful quarter

sawn white oak wood grain.

This is the nearly finished interior. The knobs on

the drawers are small push pins.

I wanted a set of dishes for the camper.

I found this white tea set at the craft store.

But, it was kind of boring.

I wondered if I could add some designs

 using a sharpie? 

(Oh look, you can also see the rug I crocheted)

I went around the rim with blue and started

a 3-dot pattern around the plate.

I think this will work!

To keep everything from falling I used this

"Quake Hold" putty.

All my little dishes are held in place on the shelves.

Just some small blue additions added so much!

OK, READY 

TO SEE 

THE WHOLE CAMPER?

HERE

IT

IS!!

The WHOLE Camper!

I added a string of battery lights to brighten the interior.

Julia is very happy!

Here is a look at the exterior.

The Adirondack chairs are perfect.

A view from the rear.

Here is the inside with the lights on.

I am very happy with this little camper!

Thank you SO much 

to my dear husband

Matt!